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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
,JyDIlN4 DEMOCRATS vEIIHFCL

,-p,.pVBIICAX VETERAN rnOHeTD MUCH TO
THEIR DISGUST.
louisville oct l (sp>ir'l.-rhere h-s been small
tempest in Jacksonville, Ind, over the Appointment VI
Waldclnar WnlI Republican II bo superintendent OF
the Onartermasters depot to suec-ei Captain Ci"g'
Democrat Wuiif has bcea twenty yssfS IN me service
there lie Acknowledged by al 10 bs spe~ially quail
fled 10 be promoted thc place ana was bravo foder
sodier brou out the The blanc was ~ nfSt laid
,,ou Assistant General SAXON, who Is
Eepnbicau but that nj ht The Courier Jo"rnFs wash
ngton eore,ponient erapnoi that hs haA read sax
IONS report on tie appointment asd tna1 Congressman
Jonas c. Howard. OF Jacksonville, was TO blame IhiS
sent the mob OF olire-seekers after Howard Howard
answers that it is President CleveLAnds fauit III al
interview he says:
Ibaye been a Democrat all my life. have voted ana
worked for ~ pity the last ty years ana no one
can do t my IeInDcracy. II the Administration WAITS
TO throw its MuEwuinpery on me, uphs KIDD" oi an
one that can stan. 1t better. II have ever reconHeu
r.. "A epuDllcln Tor Office IN al my ne ioh hhp
II Wls not consulted in regard 10 TINS HING OF mo
,a,e nor As to Mr. WulT's appointment, tui uH hoe
k.ow ANYTHING OF II until after the appointment wa
mae No man was mare aa xious DESTROYS or Interested
than TO have Captain Crds place iiied WIN . Demo
crat and believed before CralEs detth tAAt II nc ulot
the Deinocra lie supeFintendsucy OF ths Government
drDot would die with him. This be4et was basoa Oh inc
fact that Tor than year III g ficu u'so'.'on
on Inc mart OF republic the heal OF departments
in Washiu ston be particular aDo1 enforcing
strictly the Civil Service policy OF the Admin
and refusing di,p.ace Republican. and appoint Done
erats discovered this very uuch 10 ihF disgust ihc
me mt OF Wulh by General oaKton was carrying
mo affect tina Administrators doctrine ~ tVil service
reform. to which AN now and nave AWAY oeeh Oei'
o,pOsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

A DOCUMENT THAT HE PREPARED FOR THE pass
ALL TIE PAPERS LEFT OUr THE "w@tCtS y
SELF-PK Use.

A DOCUMENT THAT HE PREPARED FOR THE v@rsS
ALL TIE PAPERS LEFT OFT THE wares"
sELF-PRNISF.
wAsMINGToN oct. II (SpscitD 1t goes wi,h0l, 'ayin,
that Commissioner Black has been Ia a state % mini
ever since he read Mr. Villas, eulogy on Mr. Cleveland
aud the response Of the latter praising Villas. "rl &c;
eveL sAa Black anu he his ltte literary burtaato
work with greater energy than ever one Of he elaa
tons OF thi, bureau has reached THE TElBg,4
re,pon,ient-in fact, copies OF distributed anon,
al the newspaper officers Il is on Official paper 81 tue
Pension Bureau. and is in the handwriting OF clerl IA
that bureau. TnlB production j. headed: Arrest
OF Notorious Pension swiLder,' an wolll
nil about column OF THE IRIbtS
As a mere item OF news the matter you'll not
occupy tenth OF column. but tho Physical Wreck"
the landing accounts Of other tlns
besides his own martial achievements ald Getoc s|F'
fees. The little item. IN Ter his skul manipulation as
suIncd formidable proportions II became sen'a'IonN
10 degree Scattered throu III is wore such ago niof
head lines these: " investigation Ordeteep hoy
Land On" " Captured"
Nov" thought tie slick Commissioner. ." shall at-
! tract attention surely" and SO. under the heading.
Captured" he proceeded TO blow hiS own trumpet alter
/ this fashion:
IT'S with what perssteney rase.* o. all -rd s
uly OF tae safeguards nat IN vogue ~ The pes,
hey WaaId turn their Attention to other neis
He ,hances 1r successfully derralng Pens Bsrsaa
reduced mia mum AMI 10 case OF raul oT
attempted frut will 20 unpunished a. ioas - ,eas,1
Black remaas at the hea! OF the Ienso.
that has gradually grown up und'r the z aht
administration ot tho PeSrLt Commissioner IS Inject -
adjusted that detection OF pension sWlndtts ,ren
almost Mathematical Ia lts certainty. Not only nave it
been save. 10 tie Go' eminent By ihe means
re'erreI bat experience has 50 completely uhN' el 80
methods re-orte TO- they known eountel'oheeSe
aui pro'ptly punished - -
s country sdebt 90 gratitude 10 the CounsSohet
u such yl-oruA, m'aNttr' ~
tend protect Size Government from mp'stnie an .isu
and guam nights OF Aoso Hho s4''N" 'o "''
7 soldiers from violence AMI wrong
Probably is surprising 10 Black that none OF NO
T uewspapers published tnl- port or ms cHns'H u "
nn.ted nero NOS because II il u /, iui tesi rom
That but simply 10 show what absurd crct' re lA'
Physical Wreck really -. 10 may he aliel tAN t",
document needs only tRing % m1kclt compete dui
that Blacks own Signature. rs autheiitlcs' ~
ever Is atie,tel by tie official hes ting ami the manu-
writing a. well ~ by the following words AMI c'tt's -
the bottom: g FOR the press--W. NJ d.
tFor otter W,ashfng'on Necs see mira P15f)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
OBITUARY.
THE REV. DAVID CLOSE coMsrocK

THE REV. DAVID CLOSE COMSrOCK
The Rev David Close C0nsock died yesterday AT mo
home OF his SOD DE d. {. Comstock. NO 80 Lexington
ave- in his eighty-Grst year lie was born al New
Canaan Conn., aud prepared for Yale College at tho
Nev-Canaan Academy, under tho tuition OF Presideh'
slur,evant OF Illinois College. He ehtered Yale In 1870
ard four wears later graduated 10 tho class Wild tns
late Rev Dr. Ray Palmer the hympoiog'st aud Professor
Elias Loomis the mathematician. After graduation 10
studied law with Judge Goddard, at Nor"ich' an" ID
1892 became tutor at Yale College at The same tiho
rursung sudes at the Yale theological Ssm
mary On the completion Of his theological c"trse he
was ordained CONGREGATIONAL clergy unan ana set1ed 40
Fading Conn His health falling lie remover 10 De-
psya " Y. and took charge of female SEMINARY no
doube duties pTearhsg and teaohbg 50 lho* rs"
health that lie yelled 10 resign ms cnaSe anu
move TO stamford. where he dsvotsh hiInss 70 stuuy
writing for periodicals and literary pursuits no mao
been for several years contributor TO Ihf Hdep'neht
AVID Tut TRIBUNE Later camo 10 thle Guy 10 Nv o
with his on the day of the opening OF me BrcoKyn
tidoe he had sunstrOke. which led 10 gradual Iaiue
Of ntal and oh steal powers Flo leaves WIDOW ana
several dren The funeral will take place nexI ZION,
day NJ O N the Rev. d.. Crosby onlclatlng' 1ne
burial II IN Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
MAss-MEErING FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

4 large number of business aud professional people
have united In call for massmcc'in 10 protest
against the exclusion OF women from the polls Both
the aud character Of the si.ncrs TO the call arc
wcighy. and tho promoters OF the meeting say they
could have obtained ten times the present NUMBER
of names II they had chosen to spond the necessary time
and labor They also clam 10 have received assurances
Of sympathy from MANY Influential men. who preferred
have their signatures appear Tho call reads as
follows:
Acincn. OF New York and vicinity WHO disapprove the
unjust practice xclung OF the night OF su
ragc government tie mothers. WIVES sisters and
daughters the invited 10 meet az living III
october IL 1854 at 80 m to give expression tn
their disapprOyA.
II IL followed by Il names among which appear the
signatures of General Francis L. spinner Dr. 'lenenccS
IOHer Orlando H. Potter. Mrs. susan A. KING. Lawson y
Fnrr Nine DemOre,r Helen Campbell. Lui her i. Marsh
The Rev Or. william Il. Derrick. Dwight H. Olmslea,
Mrs G. Fowler Wells. ". Jendincs DemOrcsf Mrs kait
Palmer Sfcarns Miss Helen Potter J. = Mctchlf FRO
fe.sor John OrdronauI. Colonel Ethan Allen. Geprrh
lanes H. OHeirne. L. bradford Prince. Colonel Robert
O. IngcrSoll Henry f. browne, Howard Carroll. George
+ Dirkin,on. T.. 4. Mead Richard I. Grconcr, y u.
Dickinson william Hayes Ward, Dr. Edward
Hrrcher. NJ. Roosevelt schuyler, COurtlandt Palmer
COLONEL Henry Barton Bccchcr. W. C. Anderson, Jane
- center James NJ Mckiniay. James Relpath' Inoina'
NJ Andrews Edwin L. Albeit George e. munger IA
ward f. Underhill. Smith T. Lane, e. w. WihgaIc Jane,
r. Angel Cephas Brainerd Ingersoll Lockwood, ana
w T. DisOsway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
Rr-MoRs ABOUT NORrHERy PACIFIC.

PRESIDENT HAgRrS SAYS THERE WILL BE NO
CHANGE ~ THE ROAD, MANAGrNENr
President Robert Harris, ~ tho Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. said yesterday % tie publi>he!
di.la,ch which iutimlted That radical changes would
soon 10 ma,lo IN the mana cement.
Tho dispatch rrl.tcd III The 1ime-' never came
from IT. Paul The author 81 10 Il probably an IN
mate % some hmatic asylum Ia the nci-hborho'd %,
thu, city or n ho l. y"t In confinement he certainly
ought lc The test ~ccns 20 le the resignation OF
tho a-,i~iaut gcucrai manager. who las accepted a
higher POSITION with Ar-cr LAY on the Chesapeake
acd Ohio ROAD There ha- been perfect accord De
tween him and Woo President oahcs, who, IN mct'
brought him TO thu Northern Pacrfio
$50 flr a. am concerned was elected one ot
thirteen Director, II the recent annual mectlus' ana
intend 10 serve tho fili term. Tho directors made
mo president, bur Uf would resign this Ol'"
,.omptly II tho board wished TO pub another man In
my place. There l. movement In this direction 80
far a. have been informed The reported oonsotda
,on with tho Wisconsin central l. absolutely without
founda,ion Wc are on good terms. tut there Is no
reason why the Northern Pacific should hay or lease
anv railroad 10 Chicago when va have terminus an
~, head OF Lake SUPERIOR. You can laugh, you
ic,-c about tho calitai II tho "unsaltrd sea- hut
II - re,ta,n that heavy foIsht Nv the Northern hne'
win reach tho lakes the ncarcss point, ana that
Iargo ry XIII grow up the head Ot Lake superior
p,r rotation. Wlth tho Missouri Central are OF N"
mos, friendly character hun We sIe on ellhy Sooa
tc,u,. with Tho other Chicago roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
roo wren POLI7ICS ~ TIE POST 0FfICE
KANSAS CITY INDIGNANT OYER TIE OFFICIAL MIG
LEcT OF POSTMASTER SHELLEY.

KANSAS CITY INDI, NANr OYER TIE OFFICIAL Mo-
LEcr OF POSTMASTER SHELLEY.
KANSAS CITY oct II (Sp,citD-Fhe Presidential y,sI
has succeeded IN raising hornets nest about me ears d"
Postmaster shelley. The worthy postmaster Is paf-
san In fact he Is exceedingly offensive partisan IN
more than one sense OF the word. lie is political boss
who cares nothing the rules OF Civil service orfor hs
expressed wishes OF the President n matters pertaining
To attending or taking part In political meetings eh'
leys hand has been all the moves OF tue ooA'
chess board for years, and he las been s %eNo
since his appointment rs postmaster - ne WAS "oo'
Complaints TO Tho Prcsldons and 10 Posimaster''sHeA
Villas have been numerous. but no RELIEF mas teeA lo'
The attcnt on OF Mr. Shelley his political duties mas
caused him to he rather Lax in the management OF n'
Pos, Oce aud several occasions petitions nave oeeu
circulated and largely signed by wholesale heFVu'S''
~nI large commission dealers telu's'"- "' -, Ia
OF run his slice that tho people could depel1 Oh
mails TO transact business. Yesterday hoNeNsl' ,b,t
elimination OF negligence. The order went o'lu 80
all employees must do honor 10 the frosid I'M aIS ~,
consequence no postal eiuploye Was I" 10 an; 49,
Tho mail wagons remained Ia the stabi, tH' ~, o',
rors. aud the letsrboxes were overlooking WIN S
instances letters were piled oh top o. we rs
No stamps sold 1t the Post Once ana no ula' "a
delivered o tho outgoing trains one merrnahs p a.
double price for thirteen stamps IN order 10 Hasten
important letters, and then had them held al hish'" NV
This morning howl went up from the longabG'esa "a
public aud today specific charges are being prepare" \.
lie pressnted 10 the Cyl Service Commissioner, "hO
his way here 10 investigate the hose me-Aod - ~
pontmcnts which prevails IN the Post once -
WASHINGTON. oct 1.-THE Civil Service tomm''s"
today received the resignation H. }. Boyee, secretary
OF the Kansas city Post Oicc Board OF CIVIL service ~
amuers MI Doyce explains certain errors Jccuf'"e ~
eertcatons TO which his attention mad been cAlle Ina.
says no cannot devote he necessary time 10 te aS.
OF the position. His resignation VIII pe he1u III "'''
until "A decision is reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
FIREwELLTO THE THISTLE.

Before the merry yachtSmcn who on Thursday night
had toasted Iauc and IIuigc>- and joined slccfuy Ia
the ringing cheers Of the song Of tho cup were
awaln Yesterday the Thistle. whoSc defeat they cello
brafcl had started ON her homcwad voyage Tho
cutter gut under way 30 n. m and at that early
hour thrro va, lao present To .vo her anything
Hike a send of NJ cannon doomed forth IA fare
we'll no steam whistle, sounded a ,hrill alden to her
silently -hc .tolo away. \ few boamcn gazcd sadly
~ her fast vanishing form they Thought OF tho many
dollar. they had mado OF her, and how they would
have 10 wait a long twelve month, ior such another
chance Overcome Ly their emotions they adjourned
to the nearest place Of liquid reirc,hmcn and drowned
thfir sorrow
lni before tho -coichmcu started t'cy iou"d some
thing fin the morning paper that must 10 some extent
mtfieat. the sting of defeat II General Pane
er,4.,h vi crcin hr cNpc-- the opinion that he lh'
had not shown her best speed bore, ana mo uih"
y which she was beaten must not be regarded a. u
,,pc measure of her infrrioity the Volunteer That
l. ,Nl,nt tho Srntchnrn have felt all along but they
LaVc bcrn afraid than to whisper II ie-s thrV
-lnuIl lr accused of making excuses for Their boat
,i,at zero without foundation ut now that General
Paine ha- said much thol Will feel at liberty TO MAKO
the most al H. c.-,... .,,,,., "a e.,
cv could superior To the superstition WHEN many
s.ir- entertain about the voyage, begun on ITludy'
r., yrr, clad 10 get away. Ancr beng badly u"-
tstr1 vhcr they clt certain OF victory they tn1I me
au,,.nhcre of Sew York longer cOngnial, ana be.
dr firn on the other side they have the prospect OF
Lem II they stick to her They havo rvorybouS :
wish for a speedy and pleasant N0yas BACK ioi ther
yi.t ha- greatly increased American confluence III
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
qur couRrvArroy or OIL rRoDrCERS

rt11>rlrG Get II tTocoh. Representatives oil
Franklin Bradford AMI Washington OIL heis nave peeh
interviewed OIL the combination OF the producers j. NJ
mckay NJ the Franklin field says that he had witnessed
IN. birth and premature death of scores of snch move
ments though fact that tho standard on company
,eem, actively Interested argued for the success OF the
nrescut movement Cashier easlcy OF the Eiired Penn
Bank said that the producers OF the bradford hed were
enthusiastic over the project and they look for dollar oil
this winter Wtllous. OF the .ShinSon neiu mas
not IN ade M his mrd whether TO join OF not lie IL "N-
orably disposed toward the movement, however
fnda the owner OF the best part OF the IayorsIown
field SAID to have Joined II is said that the producers
aIreaty I'm tho combination represent daily average
urnductlou OF 10000 barrels The average rams arc
,bou, As 900 the association includes twohrds
of lhn In lr Denlen proIncers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
me- Will KNOW THE REASON WIZ
J. J. O'BRlEN APPEALS TO THE COURTS.
TIE ro1,cr BOARD LOSES AN OPPORTUNITY 10
GIT RID OF HIN ALTOGETHER.

GIT RID OF HIN ALTuGETlFR
John j. omit IN, who obi aimed the highest percentage
ot fine recent tv Service examination for the posi- ion
NJ chief of tic Hurcau of Eec pns. obtained an orler
fran Ju.tlcn Donohuc yesterday re- CURING tho Police
,,,,i -,,irr, 10 show cause next Thursday why his
,,,nc .hoild not be placed tho eligible list with
,i.y I, Ii, possible 10 appointment to the position
rb, Iemocratic members Of the Police Board had
an uporfiriiy 10 turn Mr. O'Eficn out OF the Burcau
az ocons YESTERDAY. bur thcy failed 10 take a'Ndnt
a 20 of it, Early iu the day copies OF the order were
.,,vc1 nn the ConhI ,-IOncr- ~ it al not cnJoin
tIrfn from appointing = Slhc candidate IN MI
o,,ri,n'. place ihe -io~ WY of 's sat- fac
,ry answer "a the Court Would hay ben ID appoint
,c NJ ti,, three men on the CitA service list AMI
tl.u to say that thcc was vacancy in the bureau
,,,r.,y with -uch an OBJ ect in NicW, COnni ,,Oner
N,r,i. ri tho meeting OF the Oad IN the afternoon,
r,,cd 10 appoint Edward Gilon, whose name siOou
G.f ON the ell ,bic LIT. Commissioner McClaYo
mov. a. an amendment that the Boa'I appoint Rich
ard f. Mott the only IL publican on the i.st Moaars.
\oorhi, and Portor voted against the Substitution OF
Atr Alnit'- Ia tine Tt-uiuDn 10 appoint, ana
te-... French and Me lave defeated the attempt 10
make. Nlr Giion chief of the iiur'ln OF Elections.
A-i.ftlar q. "a lock occurred NIcn thr DcmOclatlc
Conini-, olcr. tried To- app.int T. r. lodsnbonsh mo
.r.und nlan the ciiiDc lit. Finally Nj. McCIaNc
made a separate motion Ia appoint ar. Moit' Dnt
N..-t-. Norfll, aud Porter voted no MI
V,o,h,.'- motion that the chief u tho Bureau Of
l.lrcifrn- vnfu appointed, shall receive salary Oh
"a .lO.r Wa pa-.rd by unanimous Noif M
O'Iai.n ha- received 5000 ana h' VII continue 10 De
,...,I aft TINT lIs ur lOll- ONrl.
Commissioner Porter then Irc-rntcd resolution
calling ou Mr.. O'lrcI Ia APPEAR b,iDr' tL' boau ana
explain bis e. ton 10 attempting To qudilN ur '''IS
uru g. enh inspectors. Tho motion Wa however
lad over fur further ruh. alton, Al thr request 81
e. .t.l..Y D It O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
sUOT DEAD BYA JEALOUS RIVAL.

wILIIMANrIc. oct ii (sIrcidD-In westehestcr, a
auiet little village below Colchester gang OF wood
choppers have beer working for ten days past for Bar
pum Richardson * Co.. OF Salisbury, Conn. Marblsau
the boss oil the gang had pretty daughter twenty years
old Tuun Marbleau. age twenty-four hsr cousin made
love TO her and said he engaged. Philip Fay, age
thiryGye an Italian abOrer for j. r. Loomis. was eal.
ous of the Young Frenchman. Last night Fay came 10
fla. woodchOppers' cabin with a loaded shot gun lhe
Gang vns merry with cider Suddenly Fay with evident
nrrWe,ittuton shot Marblcau through the heart Tho
murderer fed. but was caught near Willmantlc TINS
m"rnng and will DO brought up for trial at Westehester
Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
SETTLING DEMOCRATIC FIGHTS.

THE STATE TXFCUTNE COMMITTEE DECIDES on
TWO CONrE~rS-MOkE FIGHT EXPECTED
The corridors Of The Hoffman House fun of hun
cry and thr,ty" patriots last night the occasion being u
meeting OF the Democratic state Executive Committee
II had for us special object the settlement Of the coatrst
OF the Wcsichc-tor Senatorial district AMI the cay
uga County ticket. The committee had lively quarrel.
without really composing the most serous contest that
OF the Wrstrnc,er ~eHatorShip
The cOmnIiteos first difficulty was IN securing from
tho parties to the Mestchrstcr contest pledge 10 ABIDE
the decision ~ the committee. After hot debate state
Senator Nelson lett the c~,ainiee room ia aue"r. The
recOg szed Mr. Ryan the re guar nominee
Mr Nelson lie will hight.
In the Cayuga contest the ticket OF Superintenlcn nj
Dursion OF Ausuru Prison. n I'm man. was recognihcd
instead OF that OF Postmaster Moses, Cleveland man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Popr DOVER Ont. oct 1.-THE large knitting m'.sop
Grated by j. Ellis have burned The los, is 10000;
insurance. S2LiO About ninety hanls thrown I!
% employment.
SOUTH SUDBURY, Mass. Oct. lL-Tho country siors
owned and nccupie by George W Hunt and tAedFe Ing
of Nicholas g. Hunt burned this morning. TIE pot
Office occupied a portion oi the store and was bGrIci
The total loss j. abO.t $500; patty insuret
WoLFBORotGH. " H.. oct. li-Fire tis morning N
Pipers Block burned the two upper stories anc conn" l.
ell the brick block aOinin, The ROOT ami u
per story OF which damaged The Losses aggregate
al, 500 insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
HrA.s.woRKEKs SIMPLY wAIrING.

There 4, little indication that the brass work mannfact-
will grant the saturday halhOdly to ther former
employers. Tho hold dAiy meetings Dad pass reso-
deciding to hold ont uuti the "b0,,rs give In.
but is All they d. present Tor thoy have loft
their trouble IN the hands OF their walking delegate
Thomas T.. Ford. Commissions Donovan mas giVon up
all attempts To- hig the two sides together 4nd SAYS
Is nothing LETT but to stick It out aud $50 whch
side can last tho longer.
To-day tho men Will got their first pay ment from tue
strike fund. Married will receive 81 and single
men -. Mr. Donovan will 90 to Albany today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
yrw DRIVERS EASILY OBTAINED.

TIE entire forrc ~ carfmcn employed By Peck M'rhu
{ CO. aust woiA Tuesday because the firm sohi mate
raj T. VI j. Merritt Il CO.. tho contractors whose work
men struck during the erection OF tho buildings In West
sIxty.u.l -vty folrtA AMI sivtyhith sis.. because
nnnntion plumbers wore employed. Tho walking dele
gallo g., Al Ollie, of tho firm and asked that no
more material br delivered 10 Aerrift& Go. THIS was
refused AL two lbs afterwari ali The carmen IHt
work frin doc. a business, IA building matt"
rt4l- and temporarily Inconvenience. but "a new
force o. driver, has been employ ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

The newest fashion ladies' hats viii doubtless cause
utter OF excitement among the far Ladies
are the changes OF fashion, plate ana
the more startling the departure tho more earnest ho COS
mode. Dr. Petcos FayOrlte Prescription
"a po,ttye cure Ills which ac females and make
tnerves miserable This sovereign pAnacel can be relied
ON in case. dispacements and all functional derlnge
ments builds ho haggatd aui dragged out vac.
tim her renewed hope and fresh lease OF te IL
\, the only medicine peculiar weaknesses and
ailments sold by druggists under positive guarantee from
the will give satisfaction Ia every case
OF money refunded Road printed guarantee OF e2tto wrap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

UTICA, oct li.--(;corge L. Gerry, OF Oneida. Madison
Couutv has becl nominated hy the Democrats Of the
Madison lerncr ami OrsegO dstr ct for state senator
SCHENECTADY. oct II Futon County Democrats
YES .crday u,nnatcI W. II. Bailey, Of Glovcrsvie, for
menbcl Oh Assembly
TROY, Oct 1.-The Democrats Of the Id Assembly,
District 81 Safafo:a county ut IIiliry on Wednesday,
nominated III. M!lit g.. Hail. 81 saratoga springs.